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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08
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Wiltpamfes @arftberi6t.

Wilwaufee Warftberi6t.
(Per EeleSrapb.) z. WGrj 1887.
% ei;en-Ro. 2, 70 @ts.
Safer-26 bis 81 @ts.
80 eli9forn-364 bis 81 gts.
&~o9gen-55 9tS.
9erfe-Ro. 2, 81 gts. .
Chicago Warftbert6t.
(8er 4ele9ropb.) Z. Wtdr3 1887.
@ eiSeu-Go. 2, 79B bis S3t @ts.
8el u-3SJ bis Alt Gts.
Saier-24 Gts.
Ro99en-54 @ts.
@erffe-49 bis so Sts.
Sutter-164 bis % @ts.
Gier-15 bis - @ts.
@6isfp-$1.18.
Sdpeine-s3.65 bis $50.
&inbuieb-$3 rs bis 5.45.
Observation-Disclosures bis 1850.
. @ d III q lS-$7.05 bis 1000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-08

GebrergebGlter. .$42, 900
@ebalt bes SefretGrs II. S6abmeiiter5. 1900
@ebalt Der Yf0rtner GanitOrs). ........ $500
Sols uno SGgen beSlelben. -. ........ 4 800
Reparatrr OIL @ebduben. ........... 4,500
Wobiliar unb &eparatrr pom Wobiliar. 1000
Serii6erur9. 49,. ............... 1850
Siider, Rarteu, Siireallmaterial. ...... $50
@einisen Der SduIbduier. .......... 100
Spieipldee... .. 500
Waiier uno gas. ........ 1855
auS9aben fir S6ulwableu. ...... -. 60
Sodi6uls @rbibitton ..,.......:... so
Druid NIB Qnseieen. -. ............ $50
| &nbere Sebirfniiie. ,.......... SO. 400
8otal .$81 800
geitra9 Ses Staates.. 10000
Sur6 Steuern su erbeben. ....... ISL, 900
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Seitrdge sur ettituna zines Su6amtes

gettrGge sur Stiituna zines Su@amtes
unO ani6affuug eines mOnumsus
talen Seuiters 80 Gbren Sra
ria's, Der SrSiterin Der Be-
triibten, in Der &atbe=
orale 81 2~uremburg.
llebertrasuus aus Rr. S11 .........$ 45S 81
Subert 8 ,iber, Detroit, Wi9. . goo
s. y S6mit, ct. Nt6olas, Miun... so
y. Sbeiien, -. / 90
&eu. Salel tir Samilie Serrtu9, Mtlz
%rpdutee, NiS. LOO
Total. .$465 81
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Cash I.

The undersigned have for sale for cash
Lot rs Wichita St, opposite 1T Scott de-
pot. T. S.o., d.
pot =. Soo.. do
Lot s. Wichita st, opposite Fl. Scott de
Lot 81 Wichita st, opposite Fit Scott de-
pot -. .o,,.b of
Christian church.
Lots 10. 1l2. IA, ll6 and Us, F" a'er stree
six clocks south of Douglas avenue.
lot. ard s. Aosley ave, Smiths sddl-
tiou -,
Terms will be made 70 buyers n inquiry
Kos HARRIS,
dzarnt r. r EERsILIoN-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

The second grand California excursion OF
.b. ola Reliable Missouri Pacific railway
will leave Wichita on the morning or Jahu-
ar-v Is The same arrangement as was ina,ie
on their excursion of January x VIII *
,naGa on the coming one. A through Pull
,I,an nslace car viii lie run from Wichita 20
Los Angeles. Gala. stopping one day a,
Peso del Norte, the quaint and renowned
CITY Of Mexico. Those desiring to visit taI-
sfornis az rates low Is the lowest and get
accommodations par excellence, please cal
on e a Smith. 109 Main street for fuii III
formation st once in order TO make satisfac-
tory arrangements in regard to berths, etc
G5+tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

General Offices st. Louis, Fit Scott & Wich-
tia Railroad Co, Wichita, Kan, January
Is, 1881
The annual meeting CT the stockholders Of
tie st. Louis, Fl. Scott & Wichita Railroad
Co. for the election of directors for the ensu-
ing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meet
inc will be held at the office Of said com
PRIV in the city of Wichita, Kan, on Tues
dav, the first day of March next, a. D. 1881,
at 10 o'clock a ~, or At any hour thereafter
that a quorum may be present
J. II. RICHARDS, Nice-PreS.
df;S-2ft II. c. HADLEY, Asst. Sec,y.
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A Plain Business Letter.

ID. W. Morris, wholesale and retail drug
gist, 1879 Commercial street, Emporia, Kan,
Jan. 10. ISL chamberlain x Co. Des
MoineS, Iowa: Gentlemen-In sending to you
the enclosed order for gross OF your Cough
Remedy, allow NE to say that without any
exception it is the best selling goods now III
the market. / have sold a great amount OF
it during the past year to the eltlzeus OF TINS
place and have the first complaint to hear.
1t is the best article to use for Group l ever
sold, being pleasant 10 take, which IS an i'm
portant feature where children have TO take
medicine. Sold by Aldrich & Brown, and
J. F. Allen. dA-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

The undersigned having been appointed
receiver OF the stock of goods, No. Ia Main
street, known as The Fair, al! persons in
debted to the firms Of Combs & Actoy or
Combs & Roller, viii please call and settle as
these accounts must be closed at once.
> 7. MAJOR. receiver.
Wichita. November -. 1856 dIU-ti
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Desiring to close out nay entire stock Of
watches, clocks, jewelry and. silverware, |
viii offer them to the public from now until
Feb. lst at less thsn manufacturers prices.
Agnes Sommers. d2}-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

All persons holding invitations to knights
Tennlar reunion and banquet can procure
tickets of c. E. Martin. Office with Smith,
Ozaune & Co, rear Of Masonic building
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Ifyou want a frame, banging lamp, velozs-
iue.ie. bird cage. basket. jewelry, engraving,
etching. artist material, boy wagon, bracA-
et. panel picture or anything else go to the
receivers sale at the Fair, l+' Main St
dIGtfwSI
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January y. Is

1907
We have some very extra bargains on
Main street and Market streets if taken soon
For terms and location call upon
Cox & WAIT.
No. 24S North Main street. oZ-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

The valuable property known as Told Ele-
vator, with - feet frontage on A, |. X ,.
+. r. r, track, scales, etc, viii be sold cheap
on easy terms or rented, after December |,
TSs6 143-tf H. W LEWIS
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Special Notice.

" &. Hendrix Will be found on the Uni
vers;tv Place from 10 q m. TO Y III and from
5 D. NJ to =. M, and all persons who wish
10 look at lots or transact business there
will be Accommodated. Mr.. Coop has few
lots for sale on Elizabeth avenue. These
lots are first class and viii only be offered a
short time. ei-H
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

All the old customers OF the FAIR are Soiic-
tied To come and take in the bargains that
viii be offered for the next thirty days st
receivers sale at tie Fair, IA Main 81
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Notice to Real Estate Agents.
Former prices on all our Fourth avenue
property advanced. +. Is. EBERT.
81 St. w. F MCINTYRE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

WANTED-To let folks know | have fifty
lots near Union depot; fine business lots on
Main street, Water street, Fourth avenue.
Fifth avenue, Douglas ave, and many resi-
dence lots ali over the city on short notice.
I. Kaufman, 137 } ain ST. d-62-Gt.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

To whom it may concern: All property
belonging 10 l. g Jackson and l.. l.. Jack
son is this day withdrawn from the market
f-x
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A R,rp Chance.

4 first-clasS river bottom farm Tor sale o.
rent for cash.
d55-lit* THOS. CROUCH, Auivahe-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
Notice.

Ne have customers for Main, Douglas ave,
Market. Lawrence, Topeka, Emporia and
Fourth ave property. Parties haying prop
erty on the above named streets and wishing
it sold VIII please leave list with Us Hardy
Solomon s. Sons, 327 Douglas aveuue.
d51-tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

The directors of the Wichita School of
Music desire to inform the public that they
will be at the school, No. 40 North Main
street, from 2 to 5 o'clock p. NJ. daily for the
purpose OF receiving pupils, and giving any
information that may be desired regarding
the school. d63-n
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
l22 Main street.

Wante1-A good driving team that viii
drive well single or double, medium weight.
j z. SNIvELY.
100 Main street f2-6t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Special bargains on Douglas avenue aud
Main street Allen, Graham * Jones. 35tf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Storms. the ticket broker has removed to
No DO y. Main St lou
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Go 10 The Fair, ~ Main street, ii you
want q nice frame made to order. di0-u
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Knights Templar reserved tickets for sale,
to gallery, by G. Z. Martin, Office with
Smith, Ozanne & Co, rear Of Masonic build
ing 62-I0t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

A Spccia! BargaiH.
80 feet on Lawrence avenue, between
First and Second streets, for few days.
d63-tf BUNNEI.L & NoREHOUsE-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

Notice is hereby given that the co-psrtner-
ship heretofore existing and doing business
under the firm nacle OF Hambiin d : ell,
Model Cafe, is dissolved by mutual concent
W Z. Hamblin viii continue the business
and settle ali bin and accounts
w L TAABIIN
J BELL.
Wichita, Jan -, 1851 dG3-3t
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
A Snec!aI Rar.ain.
\ Spccia! Bar1liG.

IO3 feet on Emporia avenue, south Of
Second street, for few days.
d63-tf BUNNELI. & MOREHoUSR
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
II. r. TIME TABLES.
Denver, Memphis d Atlantic.

Trains Nos and run daily. Train No. ? will walt
ar Turcn until Train No arrives. Trains VIII stop
a. Gil FffZe3ERAI1D s MALLORY CoEsT'C'N 60.
n TuAYFH sAA'L HUNT,
thIef Entiaeer and CENT M'ng'r Train Master.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

heeler's addition.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
ID ? : EASklNS

p.vslCfsn sal sl--eo7 o-eee, satE sSss,.s 81 p
Aid,lCa = d - 2Ir-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
/ X. FOROiCE.

Ecn,e.,pathl-t oi,ca above - Douglas ave
:, fi. .s'- 81 vy.l,Asl, ave- +SiEz:
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
Wichita & Colorado.


Train leaves FOR Hutchinson. SO and 80 p.T
Train arrives from Hutchinson. 5 - In and Pr
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

St. L., 1t. S. & w. II. L.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
Trair, leaves Wichita m. and I2t PHI
Train arrives from the n m and ~ pm
WEST BOUND.
Train leaves ....9 50 a. and 80 ..
Train arrtees - s.,J a. NJ. and So .. n.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
-sSSSANtlA~-
gailn - Eao1e
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dissolution Notice.

Nheeler's addition. &c:
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30

1870, nr,-k ar D1pElas AT. farSat. en-
80. - ,--s,. rs alsraso- Once Acurs - = n
- m residence ssi n Topeka ave =" iessts
Kan
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
Or. 7. |. ANDREWS,

s-.f--..,.<, IA diseases - ear nose saa '1'~ =
rss.4rig bIotk. ID stars. 40 -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-30
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. CAROLINE LIZ BEAU.
/. n. TERRlLL, NJ. D.
Nj conner. Nj D
DR. NJ. A. PRATT

sna,,a,r;es. Rectal Gerito -CrtEsry and all bloo1
( sfsezse. once 80 Main 50 Tr'ic r. n - : p m
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
Ladies'

In delicate health needing gentle ye,
effective laxative will And the Cal.
fornia liquid fruit remt dy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing - the taste, rccepisplc
TO the stomach, and perfectly safe IN
all cases. II 10 the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 10 cure and prevent costive.
ness, 10 dispel headaches, colds and
lever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver aud bowels. and Ia Their, fore q
fsvorite remedy with the ladies'. foI
eale In 80 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van Vleet 4 Co., q. W. JONES
a Co., W. N. wilkerson a Co., J. J.
Miles, end Z. Mansfield a %. have
been appointed Wholesale agents al
Memphis.
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M.IInns,. wonderroI pi,ch,.r.

CIScIssArr, o, July 1l.-Oncs more
did the Metropolitsns 20 do wn before
Mullane's wonderful pitching to-day.
They could do nothing with his de-
livery, their seven hits being scattered
through as many innings. The game
put up by the home team was praci.
cally erorless, BALDWIN being charged
with an overthrow 70 second base.
Reilly's terrific hitting was the feature
of the game. Bes les two hits, he
bstted two long flies tina, wers saved
only by hard running. Jones sp.
peared in center field for the Metro
p1litinsf or the frst time, and played
q brilliant game. 0ae running catch
saved home run with thrse men on
bases. He also got single and two
base hits, but could not score. Lynch
pitched well, aud received good sup
port from Sonmer. McQ1ads's um-
piring was faultless. Score-Oincin-
natl, 5; Metropolitan, 0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
TRAGEDY AT TUsCUMBlA.
The Great Danger OF Pooling with n
Pistol Again Illustrated.

Intelligence reached this city yester'
day Of a sad tragedy at Tuscumbis
Ala Friday night, In which an etti
mable and popular young gentleman
lost his life. An Ice cream fes,iva
was in progress with all the young
people OF the Place in attendance,
During the evening Nr. Fizhueh
Thornton vieited the room wherein
the cream and other refreshments were
dispensed, for the purpose Observing 9
young lady companion. The spirit Of
mischief came over him, and hs ap.
proSched another young man, a hur CHI.
back, who presided over the supply Of
delicacies, and playfnlly remarked
that he was the sheriff and would
have to arrest him. The hunchback
understanding the situation, repli, d
that he wouli have 70 come sru,ed 10
take him, at the fame time pulii' Y
from q convenient place aad old style
double-bsrreled pittol. A sct III en-.
ensued for esession Of tns weapon.
and II was accidentally d. charged, the
ball entering Thornton'e right temple,
causing instant death. The effect on
the assembled young D. )le WIS hor.
rifying, aud esp cisly ~ with the
y1ung man vi o yes n party to II.
Young Thornton vas q sOu Mr. l.. Il
Thornton and distan,ly related, 1t ID
said, 10 D.. q. b. Thornton oil thin
city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
LIZ On 60 KiIroy.

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, July 1.-THE
Browns lit on to Kilroy with a ven.
geince today. batting out a victory
and earning every one Of their runs.
After the first innirg Bob Caruthers
had the visitors at his mercy, ADD
what scattering hits we're made in
most cases availed them naught. He
was beautifully supported, the cham
pions playing q perfect fielding game.
Jack Boyle, who has been catching
right along since Bushong's injury,
handled Caruthers's ho, shot In mar
velous style and thew to bases with
marvellous accuracy. The game was
replete With brillisnt plays, the field.
ing OF Latham Gleason, Caruthers aud
Greenwood being especially fine.
Greenwood was injured in the seventh
inning In attempting to get back to
first ba-c, where he vas caught nap
ping, and Daniels took his place. The
most effective hitting Of the game
was done by Caruthers and Boyle.
Davis made home run in the last In.
ming. score-st. Louis, l2; Balti.
more, b.
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Sea Bs,hi.E nc French Resorts.

Boston Post: To begin With, the
bathing boxes are made attractive aud
light by their canvas covers stretched
over q pretty shaped framework OF
wood. A mirror and q rack a fresh
towels, q basin and such necessities OF
the dressing room sdorn the interior,
a. we'll as a soft rug on the floor. The
bathing master IL in attendance, and q
pull on the little bellrope which hangs
insids the DOR bh igs his alert little
person to the baihhouse TO do the bid.
ding OF the occupant. The cheerful
attendant arranges monsieur's
bathing aidrobs and drts ling
case, and provides him with
warm water, all for the modest sum
OF ons franc When the bather In ar.
ranged In his bathing suit OF careful
cut, with his long mantle deity sd.
justed by bis valet OF the bath, he
daintily trescs his way toward the
platform extending out into the water
and which ends Ia a spiingbosrd. He
makes mp his mind as he wanders
along tothe shock Of his hnt leap into
the blue water. Another bathing
man 10 ready to receive our gentleman
% soon 90 te shall reach the 6rst
breaker, 10 help him 10 swim, n he
need such assistance. or tell him where
are the safe places.
On the opposite side are thu bathing
machines for the ladies, with q neat
little coiffed maid In attendance. Here
there IL the extra garment OF the
bsth-the cork jacket-wbich the pc.
lite little misirs 7 OF the bath insist,
that madame shall wear, willy nilly.
Two hours 10 not considered too long
for q bath at Trouville, while at fash
lonable American resort half an hour
is thought 10 be quite enough, II not
q wicked waste OF precious time. Such
Ia the difference In people.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
The Giants Defeated.

NEW York, July 1.-The Plttsburg
club defeated the New York club at
the Polo grounds today, after a hard
fought ard exceedingly 6ne game.
The Giant, found McCormick's curves
hard to solve and did very little bat
ting. Twenty five hundred spectators
were present and la the ninth inning
the excitement ran high, and In that
inning Carroll betrayed a brutal and
rowdyish temper when he deliber.
stely ran into George at the home
plate and severely injured him
Hir,es and cries Of "Rowdy" and
"L)afer" rescunded on all sides.
Georges scalp was cut open by the
collision, but he continued to pitch,
after delay Of several minutes.
Weak batting defeated the Giants.
Score-Pittsburg, 8; New York, 2.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
He Won His Bet,

Detroa Free PraG A street car 90
loaded down that passengers we're
hanging TO tie platforms by their toes
was going up Michigan avenue the
other day when one OF the changers
remarked 10 another:
"Bst you q cigar We won't 20 an.
other block before some fool OF a
woman will stop the car and crowd
To-"
an take that betl"
"All right"
The car had not gone bali a block
before the driver put on the brake,
and the conductor asked the men Il
make way for lady.
"Dldn't / tell your exclaimed the
first man In triumphant voice. Toe
fool IL at handW
"well, I'll pay" replied The other
"but do you know who Il is7"
Great fine but lis my own wife 7
groyled the better ~ he dropped of
the step In disgust and took TO ID,
sidewalk.
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PLEASURES OF A PICNIC
FELT FOR EVIL WHEN 1T CONES
TO BASE BALL.
Secret ofthe Victory Of New Orleans
Yesterday and Its Second
Place Results.
PAINFUL EXPECTS OF MIDNIGHT
MEANDFRINGS.
Nashville Places Another Game to
Her Credit-Drops From
the Diamond.

some $500 hundrsdo eople went out
to Ciliz ms Park yesterday to witness
the fourth and last game Of this series
bstwesn the Memphis and New o rlsans
clubs. The two teams were tied for
frst pace, and this fact caused the I'M.
usually large attendance. Powell's
Pelicans vera at their best, and made
monkeys Of the Browns. The game
was won by the visitors by the score
Of 8 to l, and the victory puts them
in the lead in tho race for the South.
ern League psnuaat. Ths large num-
Der OF spectators expscied to s,e q
closely coz tested game, were sorely
disap pointed. Toe visitors played 10
70 the notch, while the work OF the
Browns was execrable.
Smith pitched good game for
Memphis aud Orotty caught his de.
livery in fine style, but some Of the
In aud out fielding accorded him mis-.
cradle support la the Start
II seemed that the team
bad actually gone to pieces. This can
be accounted for by the fact that sew.
ersl OF the boys attended q
picnic Moodsv night and re-.
NAMED out very late. Davey
Force, who manages the men, should
put q stop to these orgies. He is q
good conscientious ball p aver and has
occupied positions on the diamond
long enough to know that
. ball PLAYER cannot ''fr list"
at a picnic uotil o'clock
In the morning and play good bail on
the following day. To cum It all mp,
yesterdays game between New Or.
leans aad Memphis YVES Loot BY
errors of certain men who for.
got that they had couch
and WHO also forgot to 20 to that
couch at the appointed hour. OF
course Manager Force cannot be
blamed, but he should put on the
screws and put them on tight. The
B'owne-It least most OF them
played like lot OF school
boys. Their base running wss simply
excIucis,ing and the cost hing equally
bad. Thrice they had chances to
make runs but failed TO improve
then. With proper coaching the
home team would have come out at
the other end Of the horn and stood at
the top. McAleer taved them fr IN q
shut out in the ninth inning on his
hit, O steal, Ccotty's out and Blacks
long high ay % right field, which was
captured by Vaughn. New 0rlesns
made two rams In the frat inning,
two in ths second, one in the fIurth
and three in the filth. These were
made mostly on eros. Powell pitched
for New 0rlsa' 9, and he did excellent
work. The entire team gave him a ue
support. James Carr umpired the
game ard gvsas foe an exhibitic n
OF umpiriing % was ever seen In this
city. His decisions on oil points we're
accurate, and mo- q sir gls kick was
made on either side.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12
Germsstowa Approves.

10 tne hoitof OF tho hppohs
GKRsAsTows, Tenn, July love
commend tbs APPEAL for the excellent
editorial and liberal offer Ia Fridays
paper In regard 10 Gambrell, whom
Hamilton asssssina,ed. Some con.
tributions will be sent from here. /
cannot say ~hat amount Just now.
The Sword and Shieid, the dead cd.
itor's paper. has more than doubled
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The babies Defeat sy Nashville.
ESPECIAL 70 rHs ArpsAL.I

NASHVILLE, rEss., July li.-Thougb
remarkable, 1t Is yet true, that Nash.
vile won a game from Birmineh am
today. The struggle was interesting,
and result In doubt up TO the very last
inning. Kelly flllod the box for Nash.
vile, and the vleiton made only Ave
hits OF his delivery. Mounijoy held
the locals down 10 five actual hits for
six innings, and then gave way 10
Naming, who lost the game for Biz.
mipgham, making some bad errors and
rafting bis club badly. Hogan did
some very clever base running.
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Ito subscription list since the terrible
tragedy. The fraterral feeling between
editors lie clearly seen in the readiness
with which you offer to erect mouu.
msnt to this worthy young man. Il
will be monument to free speech
and Tree government and monument
OF shame to Hamilton and corruption.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-12

summary-R1ns earned-Memphis,
]; New 0rleaus, 4. Tso bise hin-
Cartwright, Vaughan, Peltz. Double
plays-Memphis, o; New Orleans, l.
struckou,-By Smith, 4; by Powell, 8.
Bases on balls-By Smith, o; by Pow.
ell, 0 Bases siyen for hitting man
with bsll-By Black, o; by Powell, o.
Passed balls-Cfotty, o; Wells, O.
Time OF game-0De hour and forty.
five minutes. Umpire-James Carr.
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dlanspolis by hitting when men were
on bases, superior base running and
with the material assistance Of the
umpire, who declared Fogarty safe at
second, when be was probably ont.
This decision gave the Phillies two
runs. The Hoosiers bstted Casey hard.
but nullified their hitting by sleepy
base running. The batting Of Be te,t,
Q running fly catch by McGeachy aud
the bare running OF Andrews and
Fogarty weie the features. Score:
Philadelphia. 5; Irdianapolia. 6.
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Two fighting females beyond the
southern limits OF the city caused a
stir among the patrolmen In that vi.
cini v early yesterday evening, ard
sent iumors Of an appalling tragedy
aylns thick and fast from one tongue
10 another. 0ne OF the belligerents
was lodged In the calaboose at II $50
O'Clock last night, and will escape Z
hearing in higher court than the pc.
lice,
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THE GAMBRELL MONUMENT
RESPONSES MADE TO "THE AP.
PEAL's- PROPOSITION.
The kubscripiios Taking on Pops.
lar Chsrsoter-words OF
Approval.

The ArPEAL continues To receive
contributors TO the fund II has pro.
posed for monument to young Gam.
brell, the martyr journalist Of Missis-
sippi. The following subscriptions and
communications have been received
10 date:
The Memphis hrPrlL.....-,,... .....-.... 800 %
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SCORE nv INNINGS:

Nashville -..... 0002 030l- 7
Birmingham. -. COS 1000 4
Two bass hils-Dufiee, Masran.
First ha,e on balls-By Mounlioy, 2;
by Kelley,2. Hit by pitched ball.
hasrsn. Struck out-By Kelley, 4.
Passed balls-Snyd,r, 2; Nicholas, 1.
TIme-two hours. Umpire-Suck.